How immigration can power the future of America's heartland

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https://www.axios.com/immigration-heartland-america-immigrants-jobs-arkansas-94e1101b-a8dc-48fe-a320-9db24fbae6d8.html


By the numbers: The report found the overall foreign-born population who live in that 20-state region has risen from 23.5% in 2010 to 31% in 2019.

Zoom in: Both Northwest Arkansas and Des Moines house headquarters for some of America's largest companies — which require at least a college degree for many positions and have likely recruited talent from outside the country.

In the Northwest Arkansas metropolitan area, the change in foreign-born residents grew by nearly 33% between 2010 and 2019.
And a large portion of immigrants moving to the Des Moines area in the last 20 years were likely recruited and already had a college degree, per DeVol.


Can't find labor, skilled or unskilled? here is the answer.

[ShazamIam]

1. Sure thing, stop educating our youth unless they take on huge debet, offer low starting pay, then

bring in immigrants willing to work for non-livable wages and remember, the Republicans don't want new citizens, just cheap labor.

[Bettie]

2. Yep

and then, blame the kids for not having good enough jobs to live a full life AND pay off their student debt.

Then, attack with a bunch of "In MY DAY..." declarations to add insult to injury.